Showing posts with label Kabondo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kabondo. Show all posts

Friday, September 16, 2011

Kabondo Sweet Potatos on a new web Platform

We have opened a new page for you to get in touch with us on your fresh orders of sweet potatoes from Kabondo farms. The page is located at http://vegetables.kbo.co.ke/ and will especially connect us to Kenyan consumers interested in making online sweet potato orders which can be delivered within 24 hours of placing the order. Payment can still made via MPESA after placing orders.



The web page together with this site will soon also integrate online payment for orders in addition to the current MPESA orders that we are undertaking. Consumers expect fresh and healthy organic produce and that is what Kabondo Farms offers, for the last 7 years, we have constantly supplied consumers in Nairobi with fresh sweet potatoes from our farms and we look forward to consistently delivering fresh produce to your dinner tables more efficiently and on time using latest technologies available to us.

Thanks for your support.

Monday, July 4, 2011

Sweet Potato Prices July

Prices of sweet potatoes in Kenya have hit Ksh. 6000 per 90KG bag from last week's Ksh.5000 which is the highest peak ever seen. For farmers, these are the best we've ever had! There is increasing demand for sweet potatoes especially amongst middle class households in Nairobi and this is a good trend for the future.

Most middle class families are now consuming sweet potatoes in bulk due to its high nutritional value and this has clearly fueled the high demand. Sweet potatoes are one of the super foods - loaded with nutritious vitamins, minerals and, of course, a great taste. The prices are expected to remain stable in the next one month or so before the peak harvest season of August September.

The Kenyan farmers have  also been helped by low competition from Tanzania due partly to difference in planting seasons. When Tanzania harvests, the prices will drop to as low as Ksh. 2200 per bag! A problem farmers now have to contend with is the steep costs of transport with transporters now charging north of Ksh.600 per bag to transport the potatoes to Nairobi.

For deliveries within Nairobi, email kabondofarms@yahoo.com for a quote.
To our new Nairobi consumers, there is so much you can do with sweet potatoes, watch this video on how to make baked sweet potato fries: